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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

Bill of Washbu:n s. Gordon, amounting tC
S55.2s for doing city printing, on motion was
| referred to Committee on bills.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
NOTICE.

On account Of change in my business
Is desire an Immediate settlement with all
who are indebted TO me. !, !, J !, !.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

Alfred Iennyson was born August 9.
1909, at Somersby, q village in Lincolnshire
about half way between Spilsby and Horn.
castle, Eng He was one Of the twelve
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

DIR. Macdonald received last week
from DR.. Powell, ex-Mayor of Lacrosse,
the following letter, which coming as it
does from the leading surgeon of the
northwest, and the one who has the lar
gest chronic practice between Chicago
and the Pacific Coast, is indeed an en-
dorsement of which the Dr. may we'll be
proud:
LACROSSE, Wis, May 5, 1887.
DR.. ALEX. MACDoNALD:
Dear Sir: AS DR.. Powell expects TO
leave for England about June 1st, he
requests me to w:itc you aud enquire
whether you will take charge of his prac-
lice for a period Of six weeks-one week
before he leaves, to get accustomed to
the routine-and the five weeks he. eX-
poets to he absent! If so, do you wish a
salary or per cen:agc. -, $ y.
Respectfully,
WIN F. PETERSON, Sec,
DEAR MAC:
Answer ut once. T.. DIR. +. +.
| DR.. Macdonald made q proposition to
devote five days Of the week to aCrnsse
and two to Austin, Sunday and Monday,
ana after the twenty third will have pro.
| fessional supervision of both. a.~. .., r..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

The Cool Collegians entainment has
been postponed until next Monday even
ing. May is. . BY this delay they will be
in better shape to given an entainment,
and hope for q good house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

a." - A. o. r -. -- .
children (of whom:
seven were sons) Of
Rev. g.. CT q Y to n
Ten nyson, LID,
rector Of Somersby
and vicar Of Grimsby.
Alfred was taught
the rudimentary sub
jects, partly at home
and partly ct Sad
ney's village school,
Alfred Tennyson'a
drst &. verses were
written upon the
model Of ThOfneOn,l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

PROV C<. :
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Application of Lashbrook and Valentine for
permission ~ keep four ~ billiard tables, in
the hniiding situated on lot 2, block %. on the
moth sideof Mill street. between Main and
Chath ,m streets in tho city of Austin. On
mot notioMIheapplica.ion WAS granted.
Aldermen Davidson g. Lowell appeared and
! took their seats.
a petition signed by 4a citizens and tax
payers5ot the City OF Austin approving the
action of the, Council in the matter OF ex-
tending Cedar street tt, the fair grounds.
| Hills AUDITED AND ALLOWED.
Il On motionthe following bills were audited
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,4r 5G.EJf Il i3Sfs Called Meeting May 4, 1857.
Present, Hon. Mayor French, and Aldermen
Deiseker, Davidson, Day, Knox, Miller and
Grad d en-. S5 sSs5s et ::..- ... ,-.... :"
; ahe cal! for the meeting. It's service duly at
tested, was rsa,:.
Motion by Alderman Miller that the action
taken on TUESDAY evening, May 8, 1887, be re-
conside red III the matter Of the survey OF the
Duluth, Red Wing s. Southern r. r.
Alderman lowell appeared and took Els
seat. sE$}. %.5t#s'
! On motion. that the matter OF appropriating
s200 to defrAy, the expense of surveying the
proposed line from Rochester 30 Aus'in be
| rcconsider-d. Carried.
| On n!otionsby Alderman Davidson, that scot
| be appropriated by the city to make the sur
vey between Rochester and Austin. On Z cal
! for ayes anG nayes, there were, aves four
nays three, Ana the same WAS declared carried
10y the Maydr.
AnatEc Cpunc'i adjourned.
,#,s. z#s:EHl .j.H. MAKEPEACE.
~. s|&sS City Recorder:
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.,tS;,. CtS>,MMoy COUNCIL PROCEED a..s.

5@ AZ Called meeting. May 5, 1887.
Present, Hon. Mayor French; Aldermen
Bciseker, Day, II Her and McFadden.
The Mayors call for rhe meeting made for
purpose " taking action relative3to TO procur.
Ing the, Duluth, Red Wing & souther r. X. at
this point. 55G a.,
Aldermen Davidson and Lowell appeared
and took their seats .ss ,'ss.sf .s..
II On motion, by Aldermen Davidson that the
sum OF $200ybe appropriated by the city &c
make the survey OF the proposed read at this
point on q call for ayes and nays. There were
ay yes. three, nays three, and the motion was Ge
clared lost BY the Mayor. %~F 70. * y" :.
And the Ccuncil adjourned. ~ 4.
4.I J.H. MAKEPEACE,
Y -, = City Recorder.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11

595# CHINA WARE n
OF the finest designs, at Bascomb g
Hall's
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An exchanoe very trnthfnlly

An exchange very trutbfully re-
marks: Lawyers stand mp in court
houses before irrios, in ,ho prosonc"
Of large audiences aud denouncc men
as liars, scouudrels, thieves aud per-
jured villains, and when court ado
journs the men thus abnsed appear
10 harbor no ,!l-will against thom.
But let newspaper family intimate
that mans character is without
blsmisb, and the editor has TO con-
front horse pistol, stand l.Ltl suit
or at least suffer the greatest Of all
mortificatiops--loso as1h- criberi
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How uuo man secured the begin
nipg OF d fortune 10 related Ly the
Chicago Journal
a man standing in front Of the
Palmer Houec, who eaid be wca
Worth 10000 and vlo looked it,
told me lbo folioY iDr story. 'Short.
ly after the last presidential election
! lest everything hal ic tho world,
ond determined to 20 iust Gs lpr in-
to tho mountains Of Colorado as ]
could with With tho little loose
charge had, add hiro myself ns a
mipcr. ! went as far into the north-
west palt Of tLo State es tho rail
Iouds would take 'no GGd then spent
ny last 81 g. 20 thirty yu.es fa,tr~
c, IL { stage, and tlcn walked tcn
milee further, with uothirr to en-:
and not cent Of money, though the
snow was flying. ] was making for
a digging called "Fly-trup Gulch.'
] was in O desperate state Of mind,
for it wasn't at lll certain that
would get work there. AT last the
smoke Of tie camp came in view, and
| sat down % think what | voald
do. ! retnemhcrcd that I had a
copy OF uewspnper in my pocket
and TINT j. contained the news OF
Cloyelnnd's election. 1 roon laid
my plans. l took the paper ont OF
my pocket, partly unfoldcd it, clap
ped it undor my arm and ran into.
the camp shouting at the top of my
voice. "Iull account Of Clevclauds
election Ii . thurdoybolt Ind lit
in the camp thore couldn't have Locu
greater excitement, In two m;uuicl
/ hal twenty ninar5 around no,
and there was alr1ost fGnt fUouE
them as to who should by ny pa
per at 81. That money kept mel
alive for two OF tbreo de- until OF o |
OF tho miners was s1d lunly called |
away and l got lis place. Then
one thing lod 20 another until got |
TO speculating and made about S20,s
0en
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The ropor. OF tho Department Of
Agriculture for Nay leaves much to
be desired as 70 the condition If the
crops, and from vario5 cause !l 5cc.aa
plain that the yield in all tho States,
and for nearly all kinds Of crops, vii!
be enferior 10 that OF last year
Wheat viii 10 nearly ten per cent.
lswor, whilo rye has il,lcG OF four
per cent. and barley ton per cent.
tits a sombro outlook, bat in q conn
try which prouUoos moro than il eau
possibly consume iho,o i7 no eucb
terror IN falling oGoi crops 10 pre-
walls 10 l-sa favored lands
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importance, the Legislation OF tho
past year is without u parallel and
Mr. HelfricL's vote wsa 10 support
OF that intores, which IS common to
all mcu and when the members woro
called uron to decree whether or
not corporate power should direct
legi'lttiou, he registered the force t
his courage against combination and
voted icr Tie public veal.
WALW ORTIZ.
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GENERALLY coNMT%DGD


The Legi3!ature having adjourned
and Its work reVi,wed, tasre "a very
general conmcn!E'.2a me char
acter o. 'Ao largo moJ'lity O. iho
neUpe's I.i 'l'h 'uo'I '+"' u 'A'
a'or"a1 i'S .s''''fs nc ',"I' '''
mont 'LG i''s'o'' VINO nav D-sH "'
pefs's'1n' No lh.' L-''''Ni''4' "1it
represented i-,J "-"y''.f "."'ya
VIII DC "'' '-'t ware '.'' do many
wore 't-cJ I',' .i''' .. VT" "'''.-..'
ana H-o worry H'''o '"'ueAce Al 'h"i "
i1g ieG'S!lU'H iluuhehueSS, "ln
o!o"u6 "Ha "c,At''USLoS" niso hNN
tsteu Du1 20 u very H-4itcd extent
Auo representatives, "4o "ego SdHty
oi 1Leso s.us "''o pA''!Hoiaf'? con
splcuods, ny the iaot trHt they were
IL" II number il' gica' r!Wo''F
"''o 'C"''eSpfc'inS' honoiho'e "e H.
- 'l''' CONSTITUENTS
nc I'g''I'''ot las oeoh OF -hs
m'3' 'L'po't'n' chHr'cter' more 10
1L"n 'h"t o' any 'os''oh Oh 4 quarter
OF a century. u 10 un'Versa! III ltr
appAcauon' The acdei HppE0pIa-
ton oi haIi m'iI'o" dollars 10 t""
acLo'-s Ol tic o'ats 10 O 7tcp iIo-
Which iho!c ca D9 no tcccd,A@ IA
tho i6su'e esp.oia.iy 10 rs The n1ai-
mum school iofhl has been lncrcafed
TO f;z con'n7 Ihe reg 1Iat'on oy n
high Hctnae o. tue llquor tranIe' lno
aho'.'ion OF the saloon ana the adop'
lion oi resolution TO submit pro-
hiLIt'on was co"fasooHa r'Sp0hso
70 dcmsnh That cane up from eV"
cry 2ect'h 81 our D'oad Common
wealth lh!s too is Gn advance
from which thorc can 20 no retroat'
In the interests oil labor there were
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enter lions; The county boards are 10
meet every three months 1t place
which the County Commissioners
arc required TO erect and maintain;
aud those samo Commissioners are
also required to furnish tho board
with just such books ns they. may
demand; and tho medical officer and
his deputies are all TO be paid ealarr
les aud thoir expenses ont Of the
treasury as the salaries Df tie other
couuty officers aro paid
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Koilce @, duplication for Carter

Nc,. lsAcr-1y riyon nat IN application
VII v, IA p, ht.p-o tn aJG. Il. g. lucher,
President luiSa OF the Court OF Common Hlei @
ui snyder CJuuty, in the Guurt House. Mit!lc.
burgl, Pa, Ou N,Oainy, tie 23l daS of May, A
~. lss7, At 2oclocL, l.. Nj, of said day Tor u
charter J. Dcrporat ii OF She FIRST IIass, un-
dor the A,l uf isr"mi!y Of April Ssh lS'.,
sad IJ' 'porItlJu a. Z hc can q. nc Erown ~
mo o'st.., a ~ i"an"g'i,-i LU;Gertu Ooagre-
..t,.r, 90 hs located .E West Beaver tow siir,
,surUvr CyuuJ.. Pa, Tho . arac.er,t' SEE and
rlrpO-c ci which is, the worshig Of Glc accord
Ink 10 th. TAI h,';uct rino. uis-i4i.o. uDI GS4ge
U. w. -tgEytl vrl LutIorau Church.
April 9hLh, l-,J, /. ~. BOWER Solicitor.
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Notice Of Application for Charter.

Notice H. horoby given that an Application
vii 10 mada before tho Hon. }. Z. BuCLer.
prosiieut Judge Of tho Court of Common Ii.aa
OF Snyder Comfy, In tue Cont House az Mo.
dlclurgh on NON DaY the - day OF NJ r,
A. D., 1857, at a'click. l.. ~, of siid dag, Tor
\ Chart.I q Corporation ~ the first Oiass
to be Oh He'd aT' known as st, Johns Reform.
81 Church, Of West beaver township" Tho
Obj ct, aud purpose ~ which I' tho
woFahip OF God EcrurlinytO tie CSnIossiuu II
Faith, kLCTn ss tho ilellelO,rg ChatccgisIa.
April %, 1857 F.E. BOW ER, Solicitor.
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Republican, ,s;.s.:.ty,,T..hc.
Thursday, May 26, 1873,

1t is ostimatod d that not moro thar
fifteen per cent. oi tho farms Of Pom
Pennsylvan,a are mCrtggGel At ru
average of $50 au aero they Gro
worth 81 900, 100000 or tenth Of
the entire flrm valuation Of tie Uni
ted States.
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A pNiNi-TBATNtN NOTICE.
~ tott,-s ol n,.-EI.is.r. .... e.. unto at
LSA'' l.# La ...a. .f H.A% KILN
I,N. .., Siy''. l#, &c.. t...., ..sIuE
p,ca .rt.ttl 'N the no '1-Hl,ua|. hl I'ryDU.
IN syyi ~ tu8m owes iI isr'r &, All ,- 10 are
ronra-t.l u m1h, Immediate pNyLrnt, ard
ilprp having c!h!nIs VIII ur,roht ti..r. dul.
aujISnl3Ucl to no iGlor.'gl,d Tor settle
CA!ItARlNE \ BEAVER.
id.r\ ~. AdmlII fatriX.
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s4bMTEkR62tO, ME.

shr Fi.cJt turcst and 81 .urs % 'J-as ug lNrr So
t.ru8u Iun. ru lICr UIJgt 10 l- ',rs yCr dis
t2cGTc' 10 ccns3a' L!vgi.ssA LncOE CV. 4 v,
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rI2 IiGELicLT$E AcT.

No recent nct Of The Legislature
oi pcnneyiyMiu exceeds ia import,
ance the fno' passage Of the high liz
censo bill, which undoubtedly will
become q low H. thc signature Of
.Norcrno. U.ager e is ;Lc fret SER
ioUa c'''e.' a. many year, 10 correct
and rcSrlnie Tie loose, confused and
uuFotiaf1c!o"S .i'erse s} stem oi the
State. nuj 10 bring the traffic 10 10.
toAicatiug liCrorc under orderly aud
equitable i6stiaint. Like such log
is,giou, this mensure 10 necessarily
Experimental W ouo can predict
with rerta.utT i1st how it vii. work
u what tEoct II viii hnyc in the ros
8'rai;t u i,uricnposa. which 10. a.
ter al tho primary object Of evety
liquor law. Bat IN ils general OUT
lines it appears giso aud just and
practicable, and it ia certainly entitl-
ed to candid trial from officials,
from liquor dealers, from reformers
aud from the public generally.
Tho ret classifes liquor licenses
according TO tho nature OF the com.
nunity ~ which business is 10 bo
carried on. instead Of according to
the volamo Of sales, which is tho
existing basis Of classification and
has been easily eyaded. There ia n
$500 license for cities Of 10000 pop.
ulat;on md over, a $500 license for
smaller oii.es, O $500 license for
bororghs aoj 500 license for
country hotels The Court OF Quar-
ter Soaaions is made toe license
granting power everywhere, tho
JUDGES being empowered 10 decide
as to Tho ntceiGity Of tho liz
ceuse applied toI, according 10 peti-
tiong and reno instances, and 20
revoke licenses on proof that place
is dagrloily or the resort of disie-
pG.lJ'e porsonr. Adequate penal
tics a.o provided fyI tho violation OF
The law generally, including oxis
ting prohibitions for sale on Sunday |
to minors, etc, and m nthly constG.
bulary supervision OF licensed places
isreqairea The licouses are gener..
ally hiGaer than those provided byl
lie present law, and tho proceeds
arc divided botHoou the State, TIE
cyU4,y and tho city, botongh or
towrghip.
mo act has nlao lu immediate i'm
polyaneo quite apart from It's pruoti-
"a. deta..s. IL 10 likely to postpone
FOR The rlc7ont that agitation Of ey-
,:eue measures OF prohibition which
have done 20 ,nuch to enbairass leg
scion il Tic cause OF temperance
There arc lnaay Who atiil believe 10
t.cl'b.,ion as The ouly remedy foI
tic abuse OF dI.uk, aud who Nill, OF
.Cg--o, continue to advocate their
SO" Out they arc al piesont, at
'.sL. . .-.llYi'y, agi they must SCI
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ssss1--,-N~s zsza-a4-a a7yrs

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LETrEG FROM HARRISBURG
LL.Lo. ll.ial..ursh posr.

-
,s.i,,,- ,,,,.r...n,., p,.-
Wb., uo Io,;,,,,r,o .os.r.hiaa
last Tbursdav eyopipo nt o;obt
o'clock 10 enact tha Gnol laws fo-
Tho sr,eipY i moi 10 delib,ra.o eod
us5lguo al. r,obt.
Nl.a the Hopo,c, Arr,opP,,tibu
p.I ,,,s taken pp IN Ito it,..o t,r
r.r..!.at,yp i ves doomed To- 4
.,.,..y and p,,,t.ls r,,saco ovo,
,gal,.,,,.uc,a ui .,;r.rne ih,i fe,,,,
III IN nj, scctiorr a.i II was tosaol
about ia the House until fonr o'clock
next motn;nc before iho ro,.pf ~
conci,.aticp came 10 its suceor. The
portiop Of the BIN nost obiociion-
,llc on1 na rpo p,,, ,,,;,,, bo
raeeoos of .,Li,o ovcept;oo IN -.
were Las.d bv o.nJp,bor Of Ner,her,
vas thnt appropri.tiug half million
Of do,lers fer the common schools I,
be ueed for leepinr them opep for
s;y mouth. I'm, s,cb o,,,,;o.,.b bo,,
o,t, Goo .,t, ,,h,oi ,-o,o ,ah,
derived OF The ben, fits OF the rrs-
yitior. This rec,;on was attacked
without ,te glirl,ost reservation
from the frst md was also warmly
! rorlcJ hv p,rbcrs n tho Appro-
,ria,ion C1mrttcc, uo,lLly Mr.
Dgr,ior g.on philalclpbiln. Mr.
Whorry from Cumberland the Cousti-
tntionnl light of The Democratic sido
Of the House assaulted the porliou
mentioned in vicorons manner and
hot speeches were made for and
against it Hall Of Mercer enc Of the
most Intelligent ru1 profnisis- men
in tao uoase, in o 1uon, mud forci L.e
speech closed The arguments in
which io aslel i. this wero not n co.
ordinate branch Of the Legislature.
md tic Bin war ue amended. rciect-
ed.
-.
~ 49,
Z. ~ '..a ~ n' Nv"
"'.N - 80. 'u'' tio's .u'
o"''''''''''ou = '''.' "',- "'''
:, :, , ", a. ~ ~ "'U '' "" O"' .oo'
'''' '''e'' '"| ''.'.' ''' ''' 'ons
's' "''" "'.' ~ 'no 'o"' .. 'he
''ou''' va. - =" '',No E'''H 'eopoct
Ia '''' S'',''" ~ "e'nS P"'1o' "''
''o co'''''.oH ''sAe" .'F O 'uo och-
''o Wy 'I' l'ou'' "''ns m"oo' 'nc
So'''''n 20 'ho porP'c~''''o "hleA
eurIorpdrd tso Appropriation Bdi
was satisfactorily nan.iest to tLc
eoniuaed heRaa OF Tho parties who
20 N'oioh''y q 10" hourS oeiofe lent
looiD-oIo's'o' 70 'ho oppos'tioA OF
'uo 'i'' VA" u "'s 3'Ssed Hpi 'he
"o'eFho' n'u - upon lis ''aN al
Io'. o :IccA III tne morning a.
n.i9li'9' . iocc's ~ "l'ot aA the
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County Boards Of Health

4 bill has passed tho House Of
Representatives at Harrisburg to es-
tablish County Boards of bealth
The billprovidos, among other things,
for tho appointment in each county
ol physician who shall DO known
as tho !nedica. officer OF hoaith. who
shall hy and with tho consent OF the
Stale Board appoint ono porson in
each township TO De deputy health
officer, and this physician aud tneso
deputies shall constitute county
boards Of health They Bhail have
power 10 enter upon premises, make
arrests, abata 'nuisaIccs, maik
houses as focted, established hos
pitfalls, appoint physician aud Compel
reports of various character by phys-
icians generally Il provides for the
collection OF the expense OF abating
what they may regard as nuisance as
taxes arc collected, aud upon refusal
Of the property bolder to pey, 10
+"
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-26
Between the Creeks.
Rain and mud.

ANoitI etiI'l
w. B. Thompson and wife are
visiting relatives on Lebanon
Ridge this week. Mr.. Thompson
has been clerking at the Phoenix
Hotel, in Lexington, for the past
twenty years
w. p. Bailey. Of Lebanon
Ridge, paid flying visit to friends
at Lexington the 9th inst.
Tobacco is about all gone off
the Ridge. and preparation to
raise All immense crop this year is
now in order.
Mr.. R. P. Thompson, of Leba-
non Ridge, is representing the
Deering Mower and Self binder
manufacturedgat Chicago, Illinois.
Any persons wishing to buy,
would find tito their interest to
call on him.
MARRIED-In Louisville, last
week, Mr.. Thos. Watkins, Of
Pleasant View, to Miss Edna
Moore, Of this vicinity. Mr.. Tom
is a nice young man. and Miss
Edna is one of the Ridges
beauties.
In regard to the railroad, we
are in favor of it, and. at the same
time, we would Ike to hear a
voice say something in favor of a
turnpike road on this Ridge. The
mud is now from IL to 80 inches
deep, and it is almost a matter of
impossibility for a man to travel,
even on horse back.
Mr.. H. F. Bohannon, D. S., of
Shelby county. bought of A. c.
Terrell one hound pup, last week,
for the sum of s.. Mr.. T. has
one other valued at $40. See
what the Court of Appeals has
done by its recent decision as to
dogs being property.
w. p. Bailey will leave Leba-
non Ridge. Monday, the 2Sth, for
Lebanon, Indiana, to reside. Mr..
Bailey has promised some of his
friends that he would write let
ter to the dear old ROUNDABOUT
concerning that part of the State.
Mrs. Sallie A. Rearden is re-
ported to be some better this
week. 1t is hoped she will soon
recover, as she is useful to her
country.
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The Seed Store.

Farmers wishing seeds will lowell
to examine our stock before purchase
ing elsewhere We handle no second
grade seed, and our prices shall al
ways be as low as the same seed can
be bought anywhere Our stock con-
sists OF loo bushels oats, 300 bushels
blue grass, 100 bushels clover, 125
barrels Early Rose potatoes, besides
supply Of timothy and red top
DO not forget the place, next door
to Engine House.
MASTIN BROS.
Feb. 26-tf.
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We announced some time since
that the Capitol Brewery had been
sold to Mr.. Shurber, of Cincinnati.
1t appears that this sale was made
conditic nally upon the approval of
the stockholders in the company.
The sale failing to meet the ap-
proval of the stockholders, the
company, on Wednesday last,
made an assignment for the bene-
fit of its creditors to Mr.. Ohm
Meagher, of this city
The ssignee is given the power
to run the establishment, if thought
best by the creditors. The in
debtedness of the corporation is
about $4,000. and it is though,
that it will be able to pay out dol
lar for dollar.
We understand that Mr.. James
Sewer has obtained temporary
lease and will use up the perish
able material on hand.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-26
Bridgeport.

More rain.
Creeks booming.
Wheat prospect frightening.
Eggs in abundance.
Butter scarce.
Ira Armstrong is still quite sick.
Mr.. John H. Jenkins and family,
of Louisville, have been in the vii
lage recently.
DR.. w. Lee Crutcher, Prof. J.
B. Lea, Misses Daisy Parent and
Ethel Crutcher took in the educa-
tional meeting at Lexington, last
Tuesday.
The incentive that prompts us
to action oftener than any other
is prejudice.
Rev. Harvie Dennis and wife,
Of Louisville, have been spending
some time with the family OF Capt.
George Sudduth.
Miss Sallie Sharp died Of con-
sumption last Tuesday, Feb. %,
1887, at the residence of her par
ents, in this county, near Graefens-
burg.
BoRN-February 23d, 1887, to
Mr.. Jas. I. Bright ard wife, of
Graefensburg, daughter.
Esq. ]. w. Jackson sold IL fat
shoats, weighing 1880 pounds, to
Mr.. w. l.. Collins, last Tuesday,
at q cents, amounting to SIS. 20.
Staple and fancy groceries of all
kinds at Mrs. S. j. BOhannan's, cor
ner Main and Ann streets.